Published: November 28, 2017
Citation: IT Professional vol. 19, no. 6, (November/December 2017) pp. 66-70
Author(s)
Richard Kuhn (NIST), M S Raunak (Loyola University Maryland), Raghu Kacker (NIST)
Given the large and impactful data breaches making headlines in recent years, Internet users naturally wonder: Why is this happening, and how much worse can it get? Here, the authors review trends in vulnerabilities, looking at earlier findings discussed in a previous installment of this column, as well as more recent trends. They also highlight prospects for the future.
Given the large and impactful data breaches making headlines in recent years, Internet users naturally wonder: Why is this happening, and how much worse can it get? Here, the authors review trends in vulnerabilities, looking at earlier findings discussed in a previous installment of this column, as...
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Given the large and impactful data breaches making headlines in recent years, Internet users naturally wonder: Why is this happening, and how much worse can it get? Here, the authors review trends in vulnerabilities, looking at earlier findings discussed in a previous installment of this column, as well as more recent trends. They also highlight prospects for the future.
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Keywords
cybersecurity; ; vulnerabilities; ; data breaches
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